Horsham Town Hall & Regional Art Gallery July - September 2019 Brochure

JULY – SEPTEMBER

2019

Acknowledgement of country The Horsham Town Hall acknowledges the Wotjobaluk, Jaadwa, Jadawadjali, Wergaia and Jupagulk people – traditional custodians of the land on which we live and work.

Image: Tchingal: Stories of Wotjobaluk Country 2016, Cheeky Monkey Photography

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7 DAYS

Contents Paintings from Hamilton

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Creating 3D abstract forms with Dónal Molloy-Drum 32

Jacob Raupach: Folding the Periphery

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NAIDOC Week

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WaltSing Australia – The Great Australian Songbook

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Art Club Juniors

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Charmaine Wilson The Medium Tour

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The Addams Family – A New Musical Comedy

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The Robertson Brothers ‘60’s Variety Show’

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Picasso and His Dog

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Arts Showcase

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School Holiday Program

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Children are Stinky

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Farewell Leticia

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Enter Ophelia

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VCE Day

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Wimmera Eisteddfod

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The Gatsby Gala

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Bjorn Again – 30th Anniversary Tour

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Daniel Thompson’s Johnny Cash Live

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Venue Information

The Wizard of Oz

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Parking 42

Made Market Wimmera+

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Sponsors 43

Avenue Dance Concert

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School of Rock

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A Room of One’s Own by Virginia Woolf

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As far as the eye can see

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Kent Morris: Unvanished

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Dónal Molloy-Drum: Decades

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Workshops with Freedom Wilson

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Designed by Adelle Rohrsheim | AR Graphic Design | www.argraphicdesign.com.au

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Rick Amor · Kate Beynon · Charles Blackman Dean Bowen · Joseph Brown · Leonard French Ian Grant · Belinda Harper · Raafat Ishak Roger Kemp · Les Kossatz · Guy Maestri Ann Newmarch · Sidney Nolan · John Olsen Rosslynd Piggott · Arnold Shore · Tim Storrier Peter Tyndall · Fred Williams

EXHIBITION

Paintings from Hamilton The permanent collection at Hamilton Gallery is renowned for its outstanding range of Australian and International decorative arts, sculpture and painting. Horsham Regional Art Gallery explore Hamilton’s collection through a selection of paintings – works that reflect the way an artist’s vision shapes how we see and interpret the world around us.

Until Sunday 18 August

GALLERY

Image: Guy MAESTRI After ‘Oat Harvest 1926’ 2016 oil on linen 183 x 224cm. Gift of the Friends of Hamilton Gallery

Venue: Horsham Regional Art Gallery Cost: Free

Gallery: 5382 9575 | hrag@hrcc.vic.gov.au

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EXHIBITION

Jacob Raupach: Folding the Periphery

GALLERY

Image: Jacob RAUPACH Untitled (Thanks 4 leaving) 2017 archival pigment print 30 x 24cm

Until Sunday 18 August

A Centre for Contemporary Photography Touring Exhibition

Venue: Horsham Regional Art Gallery Cost: Free

Gallery: 5382 9575 | hrag@hrcc.vic.gov.au

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Folding the Periphery traces the 960km expanse of rail corridor between Sydney and Melbourne, examining the spaces of transition along the line - spaces that house and support extractive industries and link them to the global economic market. Mapping these in-between spaces, Folding the Periphery condenses and collapses the complex material, economic and industrial relationships between regional and metropolitan areas into a mesh of images, videos and sculptures within the gallery space.

SPECIAL EVENT GOOLUM GOOLUM & HORSHAM REGIONAL ART GALLERY & TOWN HALL

NAIDOC Week

Goolum Goolum, Horsham’s Aboriginal co-operative, have worked with local Indigenous artists to gather together artworks that celebrate and showcase stories of culture and connection to country.

Paintings, photography and 3D installations will feature across the Art Gallery and Town Hall building for NAIDOC week, with some works remaining until mid-August.

Image: Tchingal: Stories of Wotjobaluk Country 2016, Cheeky Monkey Photography

7 – 14 July 2019 Official opening Monday 8 July, 10.30am–11.30am

Wednesday 10 July, 5.00pm–7.30pm with light refreshments Open to the public Cost: FREE

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Exhibition funded by Indigenous Languages and Arts Program (ILA)

HTH HALL & GALLERY

Under the theme – VOICE. TREATY. TRUTH. Let’s work together for a shared future – NAIDOC Week 2019 will be held nationally from Sunday 7 July and continue through to Sunday 14 July.

Department of Communications and the Arts

EDUCATION PROGRAM GALLERY

Art Club Juniors Eight weeks of art development, exhibition exploration and social connection. Bring young makers along to make new friends, immerse themselves in art and enjoy the relaxation and connection that comes with being in a joyful and creative place. Mixed media activities for the first-timer to advanced student. Register online or at Gallery reception.

July – September Tuesdays 4pm – 5.30pm Ages: 7 – 12 years

Cost: $100 per student

(includes all materials)

Venue: Horsham Regional Art Gallery Registrations: 5382 9575 | hrag@hrcc.vic.gov.au

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PERFORMANCE

SMART ARTZ THEATRE COMPANY IN ASSOCIATION WITH ORIGIN THEATRICAL AUSTRALIA

The Addams Family – A New Musical Comedy

17–21 July 2019 Wednesday 17 July, 8pm Thursday 18 July, 8pm Friday 19 July, 8pm Saturday 20 July, 8pm Sunday 21 July, 1pm

$30 Adults $25 Concession $25 Students & Children

HTH THEATRE

The Addams Family features an original story, and it’s every Father’s nightmare. Wednesday Addams, the ultimate princess of darkness, has grown up and fallen in love with a sweet, smart young man from a respectable family. And if that weren’t upsetting enough, Wednesday confides in her father and begs him not to tell her mother. Now, Gomez Addams must do something he’s never done before – keep a secret from his beloved wife, Morticia. Everything will change for the whole family on the fateful night they host a dinner for Wednesday’s ‘normal’ boyfriend and his parents.

Duration: 2.5 hours including interval

Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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PERFORMANCE

ESSENTIAL THEATRE AND THREE BIRDS THEATRE

Enter Ophelia In a world of mad men and murdering uncles, Ophelia wanders an empty castle, clutching rotting flowers - told what to do, where to stand, what to think. No one really listens to her, no one really sees her.

Enter Ophelia is a darkly funny gothic riff centering Shakespeare’s iconic drowned damsel into the spotlight of Denmark, where Ophelia must question and navigate the darkest corners and secrets of her world in order to take charge of her own fate.

Enter Ophelia promises to be a dark and thrilling exploration of femininity, isolation and silliness. Be lured into the heightened and absurd world of Shakespeare’s Denmark.

HTH THEATRE

Image: Amanda Carr Creative

Wednesday 24 July 2019, 10.30am and 8pm $15 $25 $20 $20

HTH Members Full Concession/Student Group 4+

Duration: 60 Minutes

10.30am School Presentation* Recommended age 13+ * Limited public tickets available please contact the Box Office

Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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EDUCATION PROGRAM GALLERY

VCE Day Tuesday 23 July

Bookings essential

Join us for two hours of key speakers, responding to artworks, behind the scenes tours of the Collection store and looking at key roles and functions within the Gallery. This day is a must for end of year assessments.

Registrations: 5382 9575 | hrag@hrcc.vic.gov.au

Students will respond to the artworks in the exhibition Paintings from Hamilton.

Time: 9.30am –11.30am Venue: Horsham Regional Art Gallery

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Horsham Regional Art Gallery VCE Day gives Art and Studio Art students the opportunity to explore the gallery like never before.

PERFORMANCE

Wimmera Eisteddfod The Wimmera Eisteddfod has a long history of supporting the growth of aspiring musicians and performers.

After a short hiatus, the Wimmera Music Eisteddfod will return in 2019 at a new time and location at the Horsham Town Hall Theatre from 26 – 28 July. The Eisteddfod will continue to be a competition that supports local musicians and offers them a place to share their hard work and talent.

For full schedule and further information please visit wimmeraeisteddfod.com or the Town Hall website.

26 – 28 July 2019 3 Day Pass $50 1 Day Pass $20

Day Session $7.50 Evening Session $10 Primary School children free

HTH THEATRE

The inaugural Alex Rathgeber Award will be introduced to the official Eisteddfod program.

Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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Gather a group of friends and dress up in your 1920’s attire.

Ticket price includes live music – Fiction One of Melbourne’s favourite cover bands, a glass of bubbles upon arrival with a shared grazing platter from Arapiles Gourmet Catering (Strictly no BYO) Limited tickets so get in early!

Saturday 27 July 2019, 7.30pm $60 per person

HTH HALL

Help celebrate our 80th birthday by joining us for a night of live music and dancing in our beautiful Art Deco Hall whilst supporting the Wimmera Health Care Group Foundation.

SPECIAL EVENT

The Gatsby Gala

Limited tickets

Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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Bjorn Again – 30th Anniversary Tour ABBA fans it’s time to get excited as Bjorn Again are celebrating their 30th Anniversary and you’re invited to the party!

HTH THEATRE

This world famous and much-loved ABBA show was established in Melbourne Australia in 1988 and has performed over 7000 shows in 100 countries world-wide. The act is widely regarded as the most successful tribute band of all time and is proudly endorsed by ABBA.

Friday 2 August 2019, 8pm $60 Members $65 Adults $60 Concession $60 Group 8+

Duration: 2 Hours includes interval

Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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“One of the most entertaining live shows in the world today” – Time Out New York

PERFORMANCE

Daniel Thompson’s Johnny Cash Live In 1969, off the back of the huge success of 1968’s At Folsom Prison album, Johnny Cash recorded the second of his legendary prison albums at California’s notorious maximum security prison, San Quentin.

50 Years on, Daniel Thompson’s Johnny Cash Live hits the road celebrating this legendary album and the career of the Man in Black.

Saturday 3 August 2019, 8pm $60 Member

$60 Concession

$65 Adult

$60 Group 8+

HTH THEATRE

A brand new show featuring more than 35 hits, Back to San Quentin – 50 Years On includes the great moments of the San Quentin album plus hits and favourites spanning Cash’s entire 50 year recording career.

Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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PERFORMANCE

ST. BRIGID’S COLLEGE

The Wizard of Oz Click the heels of your ruby-red shoes and prepare to be transported to magical lands by one of the most loved musicals of all time – The Wizard of Oz. Based on the classic film, this show will blow you away from the moment the tornado twists into Kansas. Young Dorothy and her little dog, Toto are transported “Over the Rainbow”, where they meet and befriend the Cowardly Lion, Tinman and the Scarecrow.

The friends travel together along the Yellow Brick Road in search of the great and powerful Wizard of Oz. Featuring all the classic songs you know and love, this show is sure to cast a spell over the whole family.

HTH THEATRE

A journey to Oz like no other.

8 – 10 August 2019, 7.30pm Thursday 8 August 7.30pm Friday 9 August 7.30pm Saturday 10 August 7.30pm

$25 Members $30 Adults $25 Concession $25 Under 12 $25 Group 8+

Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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SPECIAL EVENT

Made Market Wimmera+ Arts and Craft markets create an opportunity to support creators, the inspired and adventurous.

This winter the Horsham Regional Art Gallery will host its inaugural creative market Made Market Wimmera+ for local artisans to showcase their fare and engage face to face with you.

Our curated market has been designed to support emerging makers, and boutique producers.

Saturday 10 August 9.30am – 2pm Entry is FREE Enquires: 5382 9575 | hrag@hrcc.vic.gov.au

HTH HALL & GALLERY

Explore, discover and connect with the makers and support small and local businesses growing in the Wimmera.

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Avenue Dance Concert Avenue Dance Studio Students are thrilled to perform for you, in this the studio’s 37th Annual Concert.

Exciting and original choreography, high quality costuming and fantastic performances by over 100 of Horsham and District’s finest dancers.

HTH THEATRE

Avenue offers classes in jazz, tap and lyrical dance, taught be experience and innovative teachers. The studio is renowned for its commitment to extending and challenging all its students with the latest in dancing techniques in a fun and encouraging environment.

Sunday 11 August 2019, 11am & 2.30pm $20 Adults $15 Concession/Students & Children Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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“What I love about Avenue Dance Studio, is the sense of belonging to a community with the same passion as myself, Dance!

It’s more than four walls, it’s my dance soul home”. Scarlett, 13

PERFORMANCE

HORSHAM COLLEGE

School of Rock Horsham College presents “School of Rock” based on the hit movie and musical.

Dewey Finn, a failed, wannabe rock star decides to earn an extra bit of cash by posing as a substitute teacher at a prestigious prep school. There he turns a class of straight-A pupils into a guitar-shredding, bass-slapping, mind-blowing rock band. But can he get them to the Battle of the Bands without their parents and the school’s headmistress finding out?

15 – 17 August 2019 $25 Adults $20 Concession $20 Under 12 $20 Group 8+

Thursday 15 August 7.30pm Friday 16 August 7.30pm Saturday 17 August 2.00pm Saturday 17 August 7.30pm

HTH THEATRE

School of Rock, is a loving testimony to the transforming power of music for all ages.

Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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PERFORMANCE

A Room of One’s Own

by Virginia Woolf

In Sentient Theatre’s inaugural piece, we celebrate the beautiful literacy and conceptual genius of Virginia Woolf, one of the greatest writers of the 20th Century, and her classic work, ‘A Room of One’s Own’. Based on a series of lectures

by Woolf in 1928 on the subject of women and fiction, this adaptation restructures the narrative to feature four performers who represent

various aspects of Woolf’s mind in conversation with herself and the audience. The piece both energetically debates and gently reflects on the history of gender disparity, while keeping Woolf’s striking use of metaphor and charming humour alive.

If you want to understand what is happening in the world today, this is the perfect place to start.

Image credit: Frith Kennedy

Monday, xxx – xxx 19 August 2019, 8pm $57 Members Full $15 HTH Members $48 Members Concession $25 Full $65 Adult $52 Concession $20 Concession/Student $39 Youth Under 24

$29 Child Under 16 $20 Group 4+ Recommended 13+ To access tickets age at membership

prices, please contact the Duration: 60 Minutes Box Office on (03) 5382 9555.

HTH THEATRE

“If I could not grasp the truth about women in the past, why bother about women in the future?”

Virginia Woolf

PERFORMANCE

SENTIENT THEATRE

Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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EXHIBITION

As far as the eye can see As far as the eye can see presents the work of 22 Australian artists which celebrates the diversity and depth of current print-making practice. Each artist examines their individual relationship to the land through a variety of print media, describing both the vast scale and the intimate detail of our diverse natural environment and portraying Australia’s unique and varied geography.

GALLERY

From Aboriginal desert story-tellers and knowledge keepers, through the regional experience of World Heritage sites and journeys from city to country (or simply from place to place), to the challenge of speaking up in the face of climate change and mining, the common thread running through the exhibition is a deep respect for the land and a desire to continue sharing a meaningful relationship with it.

Meet the exhibitions Friday 30 August 10am–

11.30am. Join Gallery staff for morning tea and an informal walk & talk through the new exhibitions.

Workshops with Freedom Wilson, see page 30.

A Blue Mountains City Art Gallery touring exhibition This exhibition is supported by the Visions regional touring program, an Australian Government program aiming to improve access to cultural material for all Australians.

Image: Janet PARKER SMITH The Vanishing Point 2016 screenprint 76 x 56 cm. Courtesy the artist

Saturday 24 August – Sunday 10 November Venue: Horsham Regional Art Gallery Cost: Free

Gallery: 5382 9575 | hrag@hrcc.vic.gov.au

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These artists make it clear that in a virtual, digital and mechanical age the need to remain connected to the natural world has never been more urgent.

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EXHIBITION

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EXHIBITION

Each final image is constructed from a single photograph taken while walking on Country.

The works often feature native birds, and Morris has said: “Wherever I go, I walk a lot.

I look and listen, and learn from our native

birds; I learn their rhythms and habits. I awake to, and follow their songs and conversations and respect their stories and importance. They form an intrinsic part of Indigenous cultural knowledge and spirituality, and despite colonisation, their stories, songs and our connection to them, continue.”

Meet the exhibitions Friday 30 August 10am

– 11.30am. Join Gallery staff for morning tea and an informal walk & talk through the new exhibitions

Image: Kent MORRIS Boonwurrung (St Kilda) – Pied Currawong 2017 archival print on rag paper, ed.2/5, 150 x 100cm. Horsham Regional Art Gallery Collection. Purchased through the HRAG Trust Fund 2018

Saturday 24 August – Sunday 10 November

GALLERY

Kent Morris, is a Barkindji man based in Melbourne, who explores the connections between contemporary Indigenous experience and contemporary cultural practices, and their continuation and evolution. His photography concentrates on reconstructing the shapes and structures of the built environment to reflect the rhythms, form and geometric designs of the first people of Australia.

EXHIBITION

Kent Morris: Unvanished

Venue: Horsham Regional Art Gallery Cost: Free

Gallery: 5382 9575 | hrag@hrcc.vic.gov.au

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EXHIBITION

Dónal Molloy-Drum: Decades Molloy-Drum is influenced by the vast space of the Wimmera and Mallee region where he lives.

The landscape has directed his arts practice to a place of refinement and expression of simple line and form. The use of building materials can seem quite removed from the artist’s rural home but are a strong reminder of another life lived in busy cities and his suburban upbringing in Dublin.

GALLERY

Coming from both macro and micro sources, the organic shapes in the work emerge from the natural world without mimicking any specific specimen.

Molloy-Drum says that the creative process often sees the detritus from one series informing the next body of work and it is through this process that he tries to make the materials softer, more malleable and tactile than seems possible, transforming them into abstract forms with an organic presence.

Meet the exhibitions Friday 30 August 10am –

11.30am. Join Gallery staff for morning tea and an informal walk & talk through the new exhibitions Workshop, see page 32.

A Horsham Regional Art Gallery exhibition supporting local artists Image: Dónal MOLLOY-DRUM A ramble to the sea 2019 stainless steel, marine plywood, veneer 36 x 33 x 9cm. Courtesy of the artist

Saturday 24 August – Sunday 10 November Venue: Horsham Regional Art Gallery Cost: Free All Welcome

Gallery: 5382 9575 | hrag@hrcc.vic.gov.au

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Through the balancing of one shape on another Molloy-Drum explores the temporal nature of life.

Either supported or supporting, these shapes evolve as enduring structures and forms. The marked surfaces of these shapes, make reference to the passing of time, scars, stories and events.

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EXHIBITION

WORKSHOP GALLERY

Workshops with Freedom Wilson

Saturday 31 August Time: 1pm–3pm Venue: Horsham Regional Art Gallery Cost: FREE Registrations: 5382 9575 | hrag@hrcc.vic.gov.au

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Plant Morphology workshop for kids

Join Freedom Wilson for the afternoon and become an investigative plant researcher.

Choose a specimen to draw and dissect then explore the details of what you find. Learn about where pollen is stored and use your new knowledge and imagination to create a painting of a pollinator. For ages 7 – 12 years.

WORKSHOP Join artist Freedom Wilson for an afternoon of silk screen printing.

Create your own beautiful pillowslip or tea towel with this incredible artist whose work is featured in the exhibition As Far As The Eye Can See. For two hours you’ll have the opportunity to experience working in this beautiful and delicate medium.

Sunday 1 September Time: 1pm–3pm

GALLERY

Sweet Dreams are Made of Trees…

Venue: Horsham Regional Art Gallery Cost: $25 (includes all materials) Registrations: 5382 9575 | hrag@hrcc.vic.gov.au

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WORKSHOP

Creating 3D abstract forms with Dónal Molloy-Drum

GALLERY

Join Dónal for a workshop to make 3D organic forms using corrugated cardboard, paper and card.

Depending on numbers, participants can work individually or in small groups. The design element will focus on shape, volume and balance with each individual piece made contributing to an installation of abstract forms in a garden-type setting within the building. Finish with a glass of wine and discussion with the artist.

Saturday 14 September Time: 1pm – 3.30pm

Cost: $35

Venue: Horsham Regional Art Gallery

Bookings: 5382 9575 | hrag@hrcc.vic.gov.au

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Supporting local artists

PERFORMANCE

PROMAC PRODUCTIONS

WaltSing Australia – The Great Australian Songbook

Two of Australia’s finest performers Philip Gould and Michelle Fitzmaurice will deliver an anthology of Australian music spanning over 100 years.

This musical journey will highlight the hit songs of Peter Dawson, Dame Nellie Melba, The Seekers, Helen Reddy, Johnny O’Keefe, Frank Ilfied, Peter Allen, Olivia Newton-John and many more.

Tuesday 3 September 2019, 10:30am $10 HTH Member

Duration: 60 minutes

HTH THEATRE

From the creators of “Songs of the War Years” and “Lanza Sings Again” comes Promac Productions new show for 2019, WaltSing Australia!

$20 All Tickets

Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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SPECIAL INTEREST FREAKY WHISPERS

HTH THEATRE

Charmaine Wilson The Medium Tour Tuesday 3 September 2019, 7:30pm

She has lived through a lot of heartache in her life, including the tragic deaths of her brother and her four-year-old daughter, and passing of her late mother in 2006. These deaths have made her a most compassionate and understanding reader, especially in relating to how her clients may be feeling.

$50 All Tickets

No stranger to Horsham, Charmaine returns for 2019 with her new tour.

Age 16+ & strictly no babies/infants

Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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Charmaine Wilson is a world-renowned Australian medium, who has been consistently recognised for her skill and compassion since awakening to her gift in 1999.

PERFORMANCE

The Robertson Brothers ‘60’s Variety Show’ An amazing interactive live Variety TV style show, featuring hits from The Everly Brothers, Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons, The Bee Gees and The Hollies.

Take a trip down memory lane with hit after hit that will have you singing, dancing, laughing and crying! With half a million record sales, 22 MO and ACE Awards, along with two ARIA and Golden Guitar nominations, The Robertson Brothers are unquestionably Australia’s leading vocal duo.

Oh What A Night….. You’ll have!

Saturday 7 September 2019, 8pm $64.95 Members

$34.95 Children U12

$69.95 Adults

$64.95 Group 8+

HTH THEATRE

Relive the good old days with The Robertson Brothers ‘60s Variety Show’ featuring direct from the hit musical Jersey Boys, Simon Brook McLachlan.

$64.95 Concession Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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PERFORMANCE

LEMONY S PUPPET THEATRE

Picasso and His Dog

HTH THEATRE

Picasso and His Dog – for anyone who’s ever patted a dog or been moved by an artwork.

Tuesday 10 September 2019, 11am School Presentation*

Suitable for ages 4+

$10 All tickets * Limited public tickets available please contact the Box Office

Duration: 55 Minutes

Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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Picasso and His Dog is inspired by the true life of Pablo Picasso and his sausage dog Lump. This delightful show celebrates the animals with whom we share our lives while exploring what it is to be creative and to create.

Created by Lemony S Puppet Theatre, this work is an inventive mix of live artmaking on-stage, puppetry and magic realism. Picasso and His Dog is about how the animals in our lives can inspire us to be excellent humans (and artists).

Image credit: Pia Johnson

SPECIAL EVENT

HORSHAM COLLEGE

Arts Showcase Horsham College has a strong tradition in the performing and visual arts. Let the students inspire and wow you with their imagination, creativity and enthusiasm. Students showcase a variety of dance, dramatic monologues, musical impressions, short films and stunning visual images.

Two special Arts awards will also be presented on the night – Katie and James Sawyer “Top Performance” and Gwendda J. Smith Fine Arts.

Wednesday 11 September 2019, 7pm $15 Adult $10 Concession/ Students

HTH THEATRE

If your child is interested in the performing or visual arts, then this showcase is for you.

Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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SCHOOL HOLIDAYS GALLERY

School Holiday Program Venue: Horsham Regional Art Gallery Cost: $12 Full $10 Concession/HTH Members Duration: 1.5 hrs per session two sessions a day

Gallery: 5382 9575 | hrag@hrcc.vic.gov.au

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School holidays are a riotous two weeks of art, performances, and all things creatives for kids aged 5 – 17 years.

Check the website for new choices and old favourites each term holiday.

PERFORMANCE

Children are Stinky High-brow toilet humour for immature kids.

Set as a retro 90’s Children’s Show which quickly becomes derailed by a smell, the duo try to solve the stink problem through sensational circus, silliness and incredible acrobatics but to no avail.

Monday 30 September 2019, 2.30pm September School Holiday Event

Suitable for all ages

$10 Children | Adults Free* *Ticket required for entry (limit to 2 per order)

Duration: 50 Minutes

HTH THEATRE

Children in the audience are encouraged to step up and become the stars of the show resulting in a hilarious and messy adventure.

Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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Farewell Leticia After 19 years of valued service as Administration Officer with the Art Gallery, Leticia Parker has resigned.

Stationed at reception, Leticia was the face of the Gallery, welcoming and helping visitors and colleagues.

The staff and volunteers wish her the very best for the future and new opportunities in this next phase of her life – a new adventure begins.

Image: John IMMIG Horsham Regional Art Gallery Staff 2004 from the series On the Land - Off the Land Horsham, silver gelatin photograph. Horsham Regional Art Gallery Collection. Gift of the artist, 2005.

From left to right: Allison Tully, Education Officer; Merle Hathaway, Director; Leticia Parker, Administration Officer; and Trevor Smith, Curator.

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HORSHAM TOWN HALL

Venue Information Horsham Regional Art Gallery

HTH Theatre & Heritage Hall

80 Wilson Street, Horsham

Box Office 71 Pynsent Street, Horsham

Monday – Friday 10am – 5pm Saturday, Sunday and most public holidays 12pm – 4pm Phone: 03 5382 9575

Monday – Friday 10am–5pm (Also open one hour before scheduled performances) Phone: 03 5382 9555

Concessions & Students

Accessibility & Assisted Listening Device

Concession rates apply to Government issued Pension or Health Card Holders. Concession rates do not apply to Senior Card holders.

We aim to make our events and venues accessible to all. To discuss your access requirements please contact the Horsham Town Hall on 03 5382 9555 or email boxoffice@hrcc.vic.gov.au

Student rates apply to all pre-school, school and university students who must provide proof of eligibility when purchasing tickets.

Should you require assistance the venue can provide listening devices for use in the Theatre.

The venue welcomes Companion Cards.

Ticket purchase terms and conditions can be viewed at horshamtownhall.com.au Horsham Town Hall Publications.

Please note at the time of print these events are correct and subject to change.

For updated information and ticketing visit horshamtownhall.com.au Bookings: 5382 9555 | horshamtownhall.com.au

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PARKING All Day Parking

There are disabled parking bays on Wilson Street in front of the Horsham Town Hall. Alternatively there is a disabled park located on Pynsent St in front of the Horsham Newsagency.

Short Term Parking

Passenger Drop off & Pick Up

There is a range of one hour and two hour short term metered and unmetered parking on streets in the vicinity of the Horsham Town Hall and in off street car parks in Wilson Street, Ward Street and Darlot Street.

The venue recommends that you avoid parking in the short-term car park in the Horsham Plaza Car Park (Darlot Street) if you’re planning on extended periods in the venue.

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Disabled Parking

The closest all day parking for patrons is located at the rear of Horsham Plaza (access via Park Drive); Forty Winks car park on Darlot Street (ticketed); or in Park Drive near the Skate Park.

Please check the parking signs for information on the exact times that apply to particular bays.

A passenger drop off and pick up zone is located in front of the Horsham Town Hall on Wilson Street.

Alternatively easy access for patrons via Door 4 East Carpark via Pynsent Street is available one hour prior to a scheduled performance or event.

Sponsors The creative program for the Horsham Town Hall has been supported by

Venue acknowledges the following organisations and individuals who have made major financial support to the venue

The Geoff & Helen Handbury Foundation

Horsham Town Hall acknowledges the support of our sponsors

Jennifer Smith, in memory of Gwendda J Smith

Media Partners

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